Amendments to Victoria’s Disability Act, to help protect the rights of disabled people and cut through red tape for service providers were announced last week by Victoria’s Communi

The permanent employer-sponsored visa program will be simplified by creating a fast-track for skilled migrants to settle and work in Australia, announced the federal government on

Dr Archivides Kalokerinos passed away peacefully on March 1. Dr Kalokerinos, a proud Hellene, was awarded Greek Australian of the Century by Neos Kosmos in 2000 for his tireless wo

The Regional Advisory Councils (RACs) of the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) were announced at the multicultural media conference on Tuesday.

Parents are three times more likely to assault children this year alone, according to police figures.

Cancer patients in Australia may be missing out on critical treatments due to delays in them being approved by regulators.

Merle Jackomos OAM, was one of the 20 indigenous Victorians to be honoured in an Australian first through inductions to the nation’s Indigenous Honour Roll.

After years of making property investments and an ill-fated attempt to run a licensed social club in Regent Street Chippendale, the Kytherian Association of Australia (as it is now

The increasing number of Greek nationals trying to make a new start in Australia, and who are facing difficulties in settling, prompted the Greek Orthodox Community of Melbourne an

The AHC wants Prime Minister Julia Gillard to explain her rationale behind abolishing the term ” Slav-Macedonian”.